Hello. :3
I'm Ally, and I'll tell you that I'm Canadian.
I absolutely love anime, and my favourites are Inuyasha and Clannad.
I am also in love with the Vampire Knight manga. [I don't like the anime >
Summary: The day Kagome returns, Inuyasha won’t stop staring at her. He can’t. Maybe it’s because he’s trying to convince himself she’s really there, or maybe it’s because he’s afraid that she may disappear if he looks away just as she had three years ago. He’s obsessed.
Part 1 of 2. In response to an ask by @valwithcoffee
I want one of those scenes in a dude bro film where “tomboy” chick has to wear a dress to go undercover or whatever, but instead of the guys drooling as she walks down the stairs, they’re like “k. U need to stop. Go put the cargo pants back on. You look super uncomfortable and awkward in that. Brutus, you go be the fake prostitute.”
“Mama,” Michi said one day, stepping down in front of his home to sit next to his mother as she folded a basket of laundry, keeping a watchful eye on Michi’s baby sister as the child crawled around the soft short grass.
“Yes, dear?”
“Daddy told me that Izzy was named after his mom.”
“That’s true.”
“He also said that…that I was named after your dad.”
I want to write an alternative version of Romeo and Juliet where instead of being a little ponce and trying to work things out for himself, Romeo asks his smarter friends what to do about the whole thing and Benvolio and Mercutio come up with the world’s greatest plan:
Marriage of convenience between Juliet and Mercutio.
Think about it.
Juliet’s parents want her to marry into the Prince’s family. Mercutio is a good compromise between no marriage and Paris.
Mercutio probably won’t get his inheritance if he keeps being HELLA FUCKING GAY ALL OVER THE PLACE so a beard is only a benefit to him.
They would probably get along great rolling their eyes at how adorably stupid Romeo is.
Romeo and Benvolio could get a “bachelor pad” right next to Juliet and Mercutio’s house. Every night, Romeo and Mercutio high five as they hop the fence to go bang their one true love.
The second half of the play is just all of them trying to keep up the charade and being “THIS CLOSE” to getting caught all the time. But everything ends nicely because true love conquers all.